Mrs. .l.J. MacDonald. MI'3- R- Wei?

ST. MARY'S Parish cl1lclfen' gupper, Wednesday. July 4, at the Beaver Club Hill. Montazllt

NOTICE All school taxes owing Goose River School if not payed before July 20th, will be handed in for collection. By order of Trus- tecs.

ALL TAXES owing Armadale School must be settled before June 30th or willibe handed to a Lawyer for collection. Secretary of Arma- dale School.

Personals

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young and family. Betty and Glen, Dant- mouth. spent the week-end of June 16th, with frleiids and relatives in Wood Island and Charlottetown.

Mrs. Alex Bell, Waverley Road. Dartmouth. spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Young. Belle River

Friends of Mrs. George Young who has been ill are pleased to hear that she is much improved.

Rev. and Mrs. Earl Leard and their young sons, Billie and John. and ,baby Katherine. at present on (ur1ough.from their work in Mhow. India: were guests on Sun- day of Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Fra- ser. During the day Ml L93"! preached in Montague. sturgeon and Murray River.

Sunday. School Convention At Marie United

The North Eastern Kins'I Sun day School Convention met on Wed- nesday, June 20, 1956 at 3 p.m. in Marie United Church with the PR9 ldent Mrs. Colin Dixon in the chair. The devotional period was led by a group from St. James School. Sourls. Delegates from six schools .esponded to roll call in the after- noon.

The chair appointed the follow- ing committees: Nominations.

ster, Mrs. V. Dockerndorff; Cour- testes: Mrs. D.A. shame. Mrs- Charles Maccormack, Mrs. Ar- thur Wood.

The convention leader. Rev. How- ard Christie. explained the PN- gram which consisted of a dialogue illustrating the teacher's lob which after presentation formed the has- is of buzz sessions participated in by all and which drew from the delegates a summary of stea- cher's requirements and aimar,

The supper hour in the hall win a time of goodly fellowship. In the evening the worship service was tonducted by Russell Garrett of Kiugsboro.

The report of the fin" committee brought in by Mrs. Rus- sell Webster was unanimousl, adopted as follows: President, Mrs. John Robertson. East Baltic; vice- prcsident. Mrs. A..l. MacFarIane. Annandale; Secretary-treasurer GA. Leard. Sourls.

Executive: Kingsborough. Mrs. Colin Dixon: Sourls. Miss Ellen Stead: Fortune. Mrs. Geo.Jackson. Dundas United, Mrs. Lloyd Mac- Leod; Dundas Baptist. Miss Min- nie MacLEOD: Forest Hill. Miss .l.C. MacBeth: Anandale. Mrs. Stillman MacDonald; St. Peter's Bay, Mrs. Willie Anderson; Green-

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-the Mount Stewart Legion branch;

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ST. MARY'S ROAD--'!'hI follow- ing pupils of st. Man”! Rd. East have been successful in securlnl their Grade V11! Certifit.-at.eI.. Il- abel Daley and Gertrude Daley-

FIELD DAY for school children at the Beave Club grounds. Wed- nesday. June 21th. commanclnl II 2.80 p.m. Races and other sports. Treats for school children. Par- ents and public cordially Invited. Sponsored by the Montague Branch. Home and School Asso ciation.

MEMORIAL SElVICI5- At Mount Stewart on Sunday n be gion Memorial service was held at the War Memorial. The prin- cipal address was delivered by Mr. Alfred S. Tait of Charlotte- town. Others taking part included Hamilton Douglas, 2”.esident' of

Harvey Douglas. M.L.A.. who act- ed as chairman; Rev. Mr. Carl English, Presbyterian minister at Marshfield; and Byard Thurber Mount Stewart.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY-The funeral of the late George Wallace Drake. Millview was held from the Cutcliffe Funeral Home Monday. June 25 at 2.30 with service at the home and grave conducted by Lester Baker Windsor, Ont. The pail bearers were Messrs. Fran- cls Drake, Joseph MacDonald. Claude Taylor. Wilfred Furncsa. Earle lugs. Interment: took place in Blrchhill Cemcte y. The fu- neral was largely attended.

wlch, Mrs. Shirley Sutherland: Marie, Mrs. Eddie Anderson; Red Point; Edison Rose: South Lake. Mabel Rose.

The courtesies committee's re- port which was moved by Mrs. Sharpe. and uuanlm 'y adopt- ed thanked Rev. Howard Christie. the convention leader for his guid- ance of the sessions. and also thank ed Marie United Church for the use of their facilities of hall and church and their hospitality during tea hour.

The dialogue in the evening en- titled "Let the Bible Speak" pre- sented many helpful suggestions to teachers on how to make the Bible more real to church and school pupils. Between scenes it was interspersed with buzz ses- sions which drew from the assem- bled delegate a consensus of opinion on the joys of teacbiiig, and recommendations on how to make the Bible speak to different age groups in the school. .

The meeting closed with prayer by Rev. Donald Mcclarc.

RING MARK England. under an act of I831. all wedding rings must bear a hall-mark.

GRADEII. MYSTERY

ST. BONIFACE, Man. (CPI- Folice may be getting to the bot- tom of a mystery which has

baffled them all week--who took a 10-ton road grader from a hous-

ing development hora and trans- ported it across the international border to Fargo, N. D.. without even the RCMP knowing. McCall Equipment Company. which owns the machine. said it was loaded

on a large fiat-bed trailer Monday

night and next appeared at Fargo Wednesday.

Montague C

HELP WANTED

Women and girls for liuiiing strawberries.

8. Mabel McAree

2. Howard Smith

2. Christopher Baldwin 3. Phyllis O'Brien

1. Laura McArec 2. Leona O'Brien 3. Francis McAree

O'Brien.

'Li1'n.ii sauos

A. B. Cecil Alexander (sandy) Blue visited his home in Little Sands over the week-end. while his ship the H.M.C.s.. "Haida" was in port in Charlottetown. sandy re- turned to his ship on Monday. His mother. Mrs. George H. Blue ac- companied him to Town.

'I'he H.M.C.S.. Haida. escorted by by the Algonguln glided up the stream here on Tuesday, (in full sight of residents here) on her

Attend Music

Festival Annual

The annual meeting of the Music Festival Association held in Prince of Wales College Monday night, was very well attended. Montague High School has always been in. terested in training their children in the finer arts.

Mrs. Elsie Watterworth with the assistance of the other teachers carried on under difficulties for a number of years, during which time the primary grades enjoyed their radio programs.

For the past few years Montague School has been very fortunate in securing Mr. and Mrs. Raoul Rey- mond, who are both excellent teachers, and who have worked conscientiously with the pupils, thereby making steady progress. A great number of pupils made an " i showing at the an- nual Music Festival. Mrs. George Home who has been active in Music Festival work over the years, attended the annual meet- ing. other representatives from Montague were Mrs. Ivor Phillips, Mrs. E. H. Stewart, and Mrs. Archie Hilchey.

BALDWIN ROAD SCHOOL

Report for June is as follows: Grade IX:

I. Blanche McArea

2. Christina Gillis

3. Herbie McAree Grade VII:

1. Jean McAree

2. Reginald Mcltenns

3. Ann Baldwin Grade V:

1. James Baldwin ,.

2. Elaine Trainor

Grade IV Sr.: 1. Mary O'Brien 2. Ellen McAree 3. Gerard Baldwin Grade 1V .Ir.: 1. Marie Baldwin

Grade 11 :

1. Helen Baldwin

Grade 1:

Best attendance for year. Mary

wayhlahfas.

O. l.' Lester White visited his home in Wood Islands East over thc week-end. . '

Hrs. Lcmmie MICLBII3: I-M19 Sands. who was a patient in the P. E. Island Hospital for a short time for treatment. has returned to her home in Little Sandi. HI! many friends here wish her a coin- pieto recovery.

Friends here. are glad to wel- come Mrs. Nestor Beck who spends the winters in Boston. back to her home in Little Sands.

Mr. Roy Brooks of Murray Har- bour. was in Little Sands on busi- ness on Friday of last week. -He was accompanied by Mr. Lloyd Herring, Murray Harbour.

Sincere sympathy goes out to the husband and family of Mrs. Ottis Jackson. Peter's Road, who passed away recently.

The ferries Prince Nova and Charles A. Dunning have started on their summer schedule, June 15, each making three trips daily be- tween Caribou and Wood Islands.

Friends and neigiibou a of Mr. Charlie Stewart are glad to see him about again and hope he will. soon be real well again.

Miss Velma Stewart, High Bank. was successful in her exams in P. W. C.. Charlottetown.

The annual school meeting of Little Sands School which had been postponed due to illness of the secretary will be held June 29X

Farmers are still sowing grain and planting potatoes in these parts this week. Some have finished their crop quite a while ago. others due to many reasons are later.

Mr and Mrs. Rowan Senca- haugh. Oak Valley, visited Mrs. 39"C8baUEhls sister, Mrs. Alex. Blue. Little Sands on Thursday.

Tfclaiivos and friends of Mrs. Alex Blue will be interested to know that she had word from her brother-in-law, Wm. H. Spencer. Oberlin. 0hio.. that he and his daughter. Marion plan to visit them and other relatives, about the first week in July.

The Island Motor Transport Ltd. have started their summer sche- dule through here daily in the morning except on Sunday. Resi- dents here will be glad to have

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Visit to .the Island and he was much impressed with the beauty.

while fishing. .

Friends here will be interested to

Little Sands. over the week-end. I

Mrs. Archie Munn, Little Sands recently.

visiting his niece, Miss Eleanor Wheeler. Little Sands. Miss Wheel- er lost her aged aunt. Miss Flora Gillis who resided with her recent- ly and sincere sympathy is tended to the bereaved.

Mrs. George Jay was a visitor Il Lorna Valley, Friday, guest of her daughter, Mrs. Earle Mac- Donald and Mr. MacDonald.

Mill Mnbel Jay. Charlottetown, spent the week-end with her par. cntl. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Jay.

Mr. and Mrs. Waiter MacDon- ald and son, Kenneth were vlg. Itors in Pisquid East, on Sunday guests of Mr. and Mn, Floyd av.

.Miss Isabel Bii-t, Charlottetown. was a week-end visitor at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs, Wallace Birt. '

Min Juanita Jay. Charlottetown, is spending some time with her Dlfellil. Mr. and Mrs. Edward

town. Miss Ruth llickox accom- panied the Spenrcri; from Boston to her relatives in Charlottetown and also visited at the Blues' in Little Sands. She plans to re- turn to Boston with the Spencers. It was Richard Spencer's first

A Sincere sympathy goes out to the family of Mr. Hugh Jackson, Stur- geon, who was believed drowned

Word has been received here from Mrs. Bob Sasser, (formerly Alice Sickles of Little Sands) who is a it e ii din g the Equestrian Olympics in Stockholm. Sweden.

know about her where abouts. She is stationed with her husband in Germany who is in the U. S. Navy.

Mr. Carleton Hume. Little Sands, went over to Nova Scotia on Thursday.

Mr. Arthur Gillis. ('liarlottotown. visited his wife and family in

Miss Ellen Munn. teacher at Parkdale, visited her home in Lit- le Sands over the week-end.

Miss Jean Gordon. Abney, vis- ted her grand parents, Mr. and

Mr. Louis Wheeler of Pictou. is

EX-

Tito Welcomed In Romanicf

BUCHAREST (AP)-President Tito of Yugoslavia, beaminl if!" umphantly on his arrival from Moscow,waa welcomed by Romgnifg Communist. lead- ers Sunday as a "dear and be- loved coinradc.".

Tito responded with an offer to let bygonea be bygones and re- main on good-neighbor terms in the future-on the basis of the agreement he signed in Moscow with the Krcrnlin's leaders.

R oma nia'a ,Red leadership turned out 250.000 people in this city of about l..500.w0 to welcome Tito and cheer him as he was driven through the city In a Rus sian car. ”

The motorcade went down the same street which four years ago was plastered with posters depict- ing Tito as a hangmari and a bloody-handed tool of the Amer- icans. Bucharest wsa the head- quarters of the Cominform-the

man. year-nlii riauizhtcr were killed Fri- day uiicn a car in which they vtcre ti-an-iiiug struck the rear of an oil um-k 30 miles west of this town. irm IIIIIPS northwest of Ed- l'Tl0TllUll.

group nf smiet-led Communist status ix Iilt )1 1948. ii flu Ionizer exists,

N. S. Man Drowns While Fishing

HKENTVILLE. NS. tCPi-1)e.- ms S. icalon. 66. of nearby Green- Wlt'Il drmt'ni:d Sunday when he ”biat-ked .uut".while fishing in a canoe. ilis wife who was with him was rescued. .

Mrs. Eaton said the canoe top- hlcd over after her husband hlai-kt-ii out. She hung on to him until her strength gave and he 5l'l'D('(l from her grasp. A couple went out from shore and . d

Tuesday, June 25, 1956 Th. Guardian. Page! '

SIX DROWN

PRICE. Utah (AP) - A boat londedwith a family of eight 0,, a fishing trip capsized on Scot. field reservoir Saturday and gix persons. including three children, were drowned. The dead were John Kanakis, 30. his wife-and three children under 10. and a brother.

STRUCK DY CUKTAIW

Elvin. Sadier's Wells bstlcrlna. was shaken up Saturday night 3 ' she stooped to pick up one of the , many roses thrown onto the Ital. :3? from the audience after her fara- " well appearance. She was struck. by the curtain as it was lowered.

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THREE KILLED IN SMASH .

Wlll'l'lC('t)Lli'il, Alta. (CPI-A a uninan and her three-

lmnted Tito out in

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Mrs. Allan P. Spencer. Boston. who was visiting at the home of her cousin. Mrs. Alex Blue. left here on Sunday, June 17. .on re- turn for her home in Boston. She was acompanied by her son. Rich- arti who visited friends and rel-

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